What game do you play that needs 10 dice?

For me it was a random fruit stand in Rome.

No FiM++?

Funny that you never hear anything from the quiet vegans.

Trust me, there’s someone just starting out, and you got them 90% of the way there, and they will humbly submit a fix for your code with zero judgement.

That someone is me, because I have no idea what I’m doing.

Flir makes one that connects to your phone to use as a screen. Worked well for me to look for leaks in my insulation.

There are 52 of these

New job doesn’t offer health insurance, so that’s the premium. However, I did manage to negotiate that they bump my offer to cover half of it, and the other half I can pay tax-free. So that’s something.

Plus I pay on credit card, so I get points.

https://camelcamelcamel.com/

Got laid off that job and now paying out of pocket for a much better plan and I’ve never been happier.

Just a cool $1800/mo.

How about when the website explicitly says your subscription covers Stranger Things, but you watch Stranger Things, and they then bill you $80.

Then you follow the steps to dispute it on their website. And they say they didn’t make any mistakes. Then you do the follow-up appeal via snail-mail and they say that there’s still nothing wrong.

(My experience with UHC and a cholesterol test)

I think the creators of Bioshock were correct to base the plot on seaslugs.

GO HANG A SALAMI IM A LASAGNA HOG spelled backwards is GO HANG A SALAMI IM A LASAGNA HOG

Oyster stuffing has entered the chat.

with B-2 steak sauce

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rl4IBsqS2gY

(Not a real gun, but thought you’d appreciate)

Unless he thinks a audience member will have a similar RFID chip in their hand and ruin the trick, I don’t see why you need the private key in this case. Any reader can still detect the chip which I assume is what is needed for the trick.

Hell, it could even check the public key of the RFID chip, so you’re still safe unless an audience member clones your hand chip and embeds it in their hand.

Unless I’m missing something.

I had a dude once tailgate me and honk at me for going 25 in a 35. I had just pulled out of a parking lot and was getting my bearings. It was a two-lane road. I was in the right lane. He finally went around me, and I gave him a dorky wave.

30 seconds later, he was in front of me at the next red light, so to be a dick, I honked at him.

Dude spent the next 10 minutes in front of me going like 10 miles per hour. I wasn’t in a hurry, so I thought I’d just let that play out. Later, when I switched lanes to avoid a turn-only, he switched immediately after. I realized that he intended to stay in front of me driving slowly presumably until I got home.

So I eventually faked him out and lost him.

Dude wasted 10 minutes of his life proving some kind of insane point. He had a young daughter in the back seat. I feel bad for her.

My eyes are up here.

None of the hyperscalers have produced enough revenue to even cover operating costs. Many have reported deceptive “annualized” figures or just stopped reporting at all.

Couple that with the hardware having a limited lifespan of around 5 years, and you’ve got an entire industry being subsidized by hype.